2.1 HLC - School Age Development Flashcards
(60 cards)
Age range for “School Age”
6 years old to pubescence
The end of the School Age period is defined by…
…the emergence of puberty, associated with onset of adolescent behavior.
T/F: Puberty is always synonymous with adolescence.
FALSE
Identify the Psychologist: School Age is the new stage of operational thinking and development of new capacity for learning.
Piaget
Identify the Psychologist: School Age is the Age of Industry; tendency of children to be persistent and task-oriented
Erickson
Identify the Psychologist: School Age is referred to as the juvenile era, where consolidation of early attachments and the potential to move to adolescence occurs.
Sullivan
Identify the Psychologist: School Age is the period that follows the resolution of the Oedipus Complex, and subsequent reorganization in behavior and acuity
Freud
Identify the Psychologist: School Age is a latency, wherein early infantile sexuality is repressed, and remains latent until puberty
Freud
Identify the Psychologist: School Age is also known as middle childhood, characterized by temperaments
Thomas and Chess
The 3 Types of Temperaments
Easy, Slow to Warm Up, and Difficult
This becomes a crucial issue during middle childhood.
Morality
Age at which children tend to have increasing awareness of self and of others.
7 years old
Age at which children tend to produce brash reactions and bursts of activity.
6 years old
Age at which children tend to exhibit more calmness and self-absorption.
7 years old
Age at which a child is “no longer a mere child, nor is he/she a youth” .
9 years old
Age at which children are typically subjected to or are involved in bullying.
8 years old
Age at which children reach more of an adult standard.
8 years old
Age at which children are more compassionate, very competitive, develops an ethical sense, and quits when play gets too bad.
7 years old
According to Gesell and Ilg, it is the age at which children begin quieting down.
7 years old
Age at which children develop a growing preoccupation with themselves, along with an increased interest in peer relationships
9 years old
Age known as the “Age of Reason”
7 years old
T/F: A child less than 7 years of age will usually be given to the mother if there are custody problems.
TRUE
Necessary components for the development of Empathy
Love, Compassion, and Sharing
A young boy with an Oedipus Complex will favor this parent over the other.
His mother.
